Water Online Highlights
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Enhancing Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure: Introducing M.E. Simpson's NAASCO MACP Inspection Program
4/25/2024
M.E. Simpson Company, Inc. is proud to introduce the comprehensive NASSCO MACP Level 2 Inspection Program, designed to empower utilities with valuable insights into the structural integrity of the sewer structures.
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Coal Ash Pond Heavy Metal Removal At Decommissioned Electric Utility Plant
4/25/2024
Coal ash, a byproduct of fossil fuel electric generation, contains harmful heavy metals that pose a threat to human health. AqueoUS Vet's innovative treatment system, which utilizes activated alumina, is proving to be highly effective in removing these metals.
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How Statistical Methods Help Low Lead (And No Lead) Water Systems
4/25/2024
Did you know that the primary value of statistical methods & predictive modeling comes after the initial inventory is created? This is especially true if you believe you have no lead in your system (or have minimal lead) but don’t have records to verify every service line’s material.
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Expanding To New Technologies For A More Sustainable Future
4/24/2024
In this clip from In The Flow, Anne-Louise Christensen talks about some of the ways that Denmark is expanding technologies and explains that even though some of these strategies are expensive, they will hopefully become more cost-efficient in the future.
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The 4 Most Important Factors In Transitioning To Biogas Production From Wastewater
4/24/2024
Lots of people will agree that transitioning to biogas production from wastewater is a choice worth considering, but it's still important to weigh the econonomic advantages of such a transition. In this clip from In The Flow, Anne-Louise Christensen explains that these economic advantages rely on a range of factors.
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PFAS Technology Options Provide Water Treatment Solutions
4/24/2024
Per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) continue to dominate the conversation as an emerging contaminant of concern due to their potential for adverse human health effects and continued regulation. This group of chemicals can be found in a wide variety of consumer products and drinking water.
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Asset Management Basics: Building A Strong Foundation
4/24/2024
Navigating asset management requires four fundamental pillars: alignment across the organization, making risk-based decisions, extracting maximum value from assets, and having strong corporate leadership and support.
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Innovations In Clarifiers Increase Capacity While Improving Water Quality
4/24/2024
Texler clarifiers are designed to settle out more turbidity and other substances in order to fully optimize treatment processes, while at the same time reducing costs and increasing capacity.
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Protecting Our Planet Daily: Water And Wastewater Technologies At The Forefront Of Sustainability
4/23/2024
In recognition of Earth Day, Water Online spoke with Teresa Ortigosa, Global Sustainability Director at Veolia Water Technologies, to get her thoughts on the planet's biggest environmental threats, recommended practices to make us more sustainable, and some technology solutions to help enable the transition.
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Sewer Sociology — Celestial Movements
4/22/2024
Did you catch the solar eclipse on Monday? I sure did . . . through the eyes of a sewer. A total solar eclipse is a big deal and generates a lot of interest. This means that a sewer sociologist smells a good story. Take a look.